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Amish Parochial is a traditional school located at 12 Winding Creek Drive in Buffalo, Missouri, United States. Our institution is dedicated to providing a quality education rooted in Amish values and beliefs. With a focus on academic excellence and character development, we strive to prepare our students for success in both their personal and professional lives. Our experienced faculty and staff are committed to creating a nurturing and supportive learning environment where students can thrive. Join us at Amish Parochial and experience the difference a values-based education can make in your child's life.

Healthy Opportunities is a unique health institution located at 117 Cedar Drive in Buffalo, Missouri, United States. Our team offers holistic and natural remedies that integrate the wisdom of oriental medicine and modern science to provide solutions for your health and pain issues. We also offer goal-balancing sessions to help you achieve optimal health and energy. Our services include specialized Kinesiology, cranial sacral therapy, and nutritional consultations to address a variety of health concerns. Cranial-Sacral Therapy is a gentle approach that releases tensions in the body to relieve pain and improve overall health and performance.

Welcome to Mississippi River Fish, located at 1 Government Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63110, United States. Nestled in the heart of St. Louis, our business is dedicated to the fascinating world of freshwater fish, with a special focus on the bigmouth buffalo fish. This remarkable species is widespread and abundant, thriving from the Canadian province of Manitoba to the southern reaches of the Mississippi River in Alabama. Recently introduced to the western states of Arizona and California for commercial purposes, the bigmouth buffalo fish is known for its resilience, thriving in highly vegetated freshwater rivers with high turbidity and low oxygen levels. At Mississippi River Fish, we are proud to collaborate with the Saint Louis Zoo, where this species is cared for in the Missouri River Aquarium, located at the end of River's Edge. This exhibit is the Zoo's first immersion experience, offering a lushly planted naturalistic environment that showcases a diverse range of species from around the globe. Visitors can embark on a journey along a mythical waterway spanning four continents, discovering the intricate interactions between wildlife, plants, and people.